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But still the best:

I enjoy RPG when they're fun to play.

Roman Catholic Church was the biggest religious terrorist group until at least the French Revolution. The Muslims will have a lot of catching up to do to beat them.

Morrowind indeed has a pretty standard "save the world" story (but with a twist). Daggerfall had a much better main story, the entire intrigue unravelled slowly and there were people actively trying to screw your character over if at one point you chose to trust the wrong person. And if your reputation with one of the factions was too low, you'd get assassins after your hide. Biggest flaw, though, is multiple endings that in the end had no effect on the game world whatsoever because even in 1996 Bethesda realized that people would want to continue playing after the main quest. Remember all the clamour when your character "died" at the end of Fallout 3.

That looks more ridiculous than the fight with Killbane in Saints Row 3.

Why haven't they copy-pasted Max Payne combat in GTA yet?

Likely the ending where she gets owned by the demi-lich. I like this ending, Lawful Stupid characters should get what they deserve

After months of careful deliberation, I conclude ME1 > ME2 = ME3. Also, female TUrians are pretty hot.

Cullen's the mentally challenged Templar who doesn't bat an eyelash when you launch fireballs and lightning storms right in front of his face.

Well if animu counts I'll have to revise my earlier list.

They're getting old early these days

Due to THQ's problems there's an enticing sale for Darksiders 2. I googled it and it looks cheesy enough to be entertaining. Like a mix of Warhammer and Legacy of Kain.

In the comics, Peter Parker was exactly like that - a wiseguy brat, instead of the awkward nerd from the Raimi movies.

In the first game I had to kill a Templar officer in the middle of a fort. I managed to get to him unseen, then after killing him the entire fort was alerted and I counterattacked about a hundred men to death. What happened to "Stay hidden or lose synchronization" introduced in the second game?

New Vegas is apparently so awesome that it literally pushed Failout 3, Skyrim and Oblivion out of bounds.

Definitely Operation Darkness.

Well, we do look their women too. Although Ukrainians are much prettier.

Why was the expansion canned? I thought DA2 sold enough?

Never seen or read any Twilight, and never will. My sisters swear by it, though, but they also did with Da Vinci code and Harry Potter.

BioWare games have the potential to be very popular in Japan, they just need to make the love interests about ten years younger.

Did the same with both of Morrowind's expansions... and Dagoth Ur in the main game. And everyone else for that matter. There were only two enemies that I did not one hit: a specific Hand of Almalexia named Salas Valor (3 hits) and a frost giant by the name of Karstaag in Bloodmoon (5 hits if I remember well). A Daedric Prince on his home plane should be a slight bit more powerful. I also one-shotted Hircine in Bloodmoon but he was just an aspect.

Inner Egypt? More like, Inner Kenya.

Right, Shivering Isles. The expansion in which I killed a Daedric Prince called Jabberwock in one hit (level scaling be damned).